In experiments to determine the function of the cerebral hemispheres, all the patients in the study had ____, which was
necessary to be able to parse out the lateralization of the cortex.
a. injury of the optic nerve
b. severed corpus callosum
c. damaged occipital cortex
d. impaired judgment
e. auditory impairment
ANSWER: b
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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